Having launched a successful attack on Al Shabab terrorists on Saturday, Somalian security forces turned their attention to .
According to local outlet Radio Shabelle, the police or military, it’s not clear which, raided three offices in Mogadishu, the Somali capital, belonging to a company called Camel Online Forex.
Radio Shabelle did not state why the company’s offices were raided and shut down. It’s also unclear as to whether or not they even stopped operating.
On the Camel Online Forex Facebook page, the most recent post was made just two hours ago. That would suggest that at least someone at the company is still active.
Selling CFDs in the horn of Africa
The company is really a run of the mill CFD provider affiliate and provides the standard ‘educational’ courses and trading signals.
Bizarrely, the firm is also an affiliate for brokers based in Europe, with an array of different regulatory licences.
Why any broker would want to work in Somalia, which must be one of the least lucrative markets in the world, is beyond this author.
It could be the case that Camel Online Forex is actually targeting customers outside of the East African state. For instance, a video on the company’s Facebook page purportedly shows representatives speaking to a group of Somalians in London.
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